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Need a night nurse to help a couple of days a week

I am planning to give birth at the TriStar Hendersonville Birth Center in Hendersonville, TN. My goal is an unmedicated vaginal birth, and I am looking for a doula who can provide continuous emotional and physical support throughout labor. I would love help with breathing techniques, relaxation, movement, positioning, counter-pressure, and other comfort measures to help me manage labor without medication. I want to feel calm, informed, empowered, and supported while also remaining flexible if unexpected circumstances arise. I am looking for someone who is encouraging, patient, knowledgeable, and experienced with supporting unmedicated hospital births. I would especially appreciate someone who is comfortable helping me advocate for my birth preferences while maintaining a positive relationship with my medical team. I don't know my budget at this time.

When it is leading up to go time and once go time comes, I was to feel educated and confident in what is going on. I want to be informed of movements and stretches I can do while in labor to help for a better delivery. As well as leading up to labor, I want to know what things I can be doing to help get labor started, and mainly have the least amount of interventions possible in the hospital. I know that is hard to say “if/when” I do need intervention, I at least want to know I did everything I could to have the safest, smooth birth possible.

Hi! I'm pregnant and due with my first child due in December. I would love to chat regarding support for nightly child care. Thank you!

First time pregnant just need some guidance on how to take care of myself and my baby

I’m a first time mom and looking for a doula to help assist me during labor in a hospital birth. I want to go all natural and follow hypnobirthing plans along with having a doula to help advocate for me in the hospital setting

Where do you plan to give birth (home)? Plan to use insurance Describe your birth plan at home birth minimal assistance, breathing techniques when it’s time to push coaching Describe your requirements for the provider (certification preferred art a CNM a CNA Doula, LM. of years experience, second language spoken) as long as they speak English, and at least 10 years of experience with VBAC as well Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc. Information will be included in elaborate when contract signed) Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) these and educational playtime for sensory..

Home birth is desired 3500$ or less In Memphis TN Wanting to stay at home and birth with proper monitoring

I plan to give birth at fort sanders regional hospital in mid November. I am considering a 39 week induction with an epidural but my main priorities 1) a good experience/ no trauma 2) little to no pain 3) not extended the birth beyond 2 days

I need a great doula for my induction at my hospital and someone who is understanding of my needs

I want someone to support me while giving birth to my baby

I would like someone who will stand up and speak for me. I prefer someone African American if possible. Lots of black women in healthcare get ignored and I don’t want my concerns ignored while delivering. I’m hoping to find someone my insurance Tenncare covers I have united healthcare. I will be giving birth at UT hospital and I’m currently seeing high risk. I want to keep my placenta. I want to give birth on all fours or standing up with the bar, I want to be able to walk around before epidural.i don’t want any students at my birth, I also want to delay cord clamping until it is white and no longer pulsing.

Home I wanna have the baby please and my grandmothers house where all of us grew up I wanna share that with my first born 🫠 I’m only have like 300-500$

Hi Cyndi, I found your profile while looking for some postpartum support for my cousin Toto, and honestly, reading your bio made me so hopeful. Toto had twin boys on June 24 in Baxter after a really tough C section, and she is in the absolute thick of it right now. She is beyond exhausted, struggling with feeding, and trying to heal from major surgery. The fact that you are a twin mom yourself immediately caught my eye because you actually get what she is living through right now. To make things harder, Toto is carrying so much of the mental load alone. Her own mom flew in from overseas to help, which is incredibly sweet, but she does not speak English, cannot drive, and cannot navigate any of the US systems or doctors. Toto is basically taking care of her mom on top of recovering and caring for two newborns. She desperately needs someone to take care of her. Between your own twin journey, your culinary background (having someone cook nourishing meals and those organic lactation treats for her would be huge), and your focus on postpartum recovery, you feel like the absolute perfect person to step in. A group of us are pooling our money to gift her a solid month of care so she can finally sleep, eat well, and rest. We saw your four week and six week packages, which look wonderful. We know those are set for eight hours a week, but since we are hoping to gift her a much higher volume of support for that first month, we would love to know if you have the availability to scale up to a custom schedule with more weekly hours. Since you are based in Chattanooga, we know Baxter is a bit of a drive. Would you be open to traveling there, and if so, how do you usually handle travel? We are completely open to combining shifts, like turning the four hour overnights into longer eight hour blocks, or clustering daytime hours, to make the commute as easy and worthwhile as possible for you. I am actually coordinating this from New Zealand, so email or messaging here is the easiest way for me to chat through options and see if this could work. Lots of love, Bee 🫶🏼 & on behalf of Toto's whole village

Looking into postpartum and night nanny care. Would like certification and experience. Would need to be knowledgeable about sleep training and postpartum care for both mother and baby.

Vanderbilt Medical No specific budget No birth plan yet but I want to discuss one

I am 30 weeks pregnant. First time parents Spanish-speaking birth doula/bilingual. Birth location is Vanderbilt University Medical Center: natural and low intervention labor. Budget: 1000

I want to labor at home and then go to the hospital for birth. I want an unmedicated birth and would like additional support (husband will probably freak out haha). I am not sure of budget probably anywhere from 500-1000$?

First birth, giving birth at hospital hopefully in the birthing center. Unsure of budget. Unmedicated. Honestly I’m not sure on a lot of things. Just want to speak to someone about options and pricing.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I hope to have a vbac, but nervous because my body seemed to burn through the epidural quickly which resulted in me having 3 epidurals. I do plan on having a medicated birth. Unsure about budget. Open minded